Hiroshima stool, 2016
Hiroshima stool by Naoto Fukasawa for Maruni.
The Hiroshima series was released in 2008. Designed by Naoto Fukasawa, the aim was to create furniture that combines robustness with designs that will remain fresh and vital.
These chairs, tables and stools have simple, subtle structures that highlight the natural wood used and place no restrictions on their use. They are designed to be used everywhere.
The Hiroshima stool is the newest addition to the Hiroshima family of seating, launched at the Milan Furniture Fair in 2016.
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Description
Hiroshima stool by Naoto Fukasawa for Maruni.
The Hiroshima series was released in 2008. Designed by Naoto Fukasawa, the aim was to create furniture that combines robustness with designs that will remain fresh and vital.
These chairs, tables and stools have simple, subtle structures that highlight the natural wood used and place no restrictions on their use. They are designed to be used everywhere.
The Hiroshima stool is the newest addition to the Hiroshima family of seating, launched at the Milan Furniture Fair in 2016.
Dimensions
Medium: 41w x 40.5d x 64/76cmh
High: 46w x 42d x 78/90cmh
Materials
Seat made of solid beech, oak or walnut in a variety of finishes.
Beech available in urethane-coated whitish, matt black or matt white.
Oak available urethane-coated in clear, whitish, light grey and natural black.
Walnut available urethane-coated in clear and light brown finishes.
The wood used in this product is obtained from beech trees in Europe and oak or walnut trees in North America that are managed and felled in a planned manner.
The coating and glue used here reduce VOC emissions in manufacturing processes and finished products.
The steel frame is available in chrome-plated, brushed, black powder-coated and polished stainless steel.
Two heights are available, medium and high.
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